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2026-27 Middle School Course Catalog 2026-27 High School Course Catalog

Campus Security

The Master’s Academy prioritizes the safety and well-being of our students, families, faculty, and staff. Our security team includes multiple trained professionals, all licensed law enforcement and/or security officers by the State of Florida, along with contracted support from a security company.

This team provides daily armed security coverage on campus and is also present for many evening activities. Their responsibilities include managing vehicle access, conducting regular patrols and door checks, and maintaining a visible presence across campus.

To support campus safety, vehicles entering school property are required to display the current school-year TMA Gate Pass decal on the lower driver’s side of the front windshield. During drop-off and pick-up, vehicles without a decal may be directed to a designated parking area for verification before being allowed to proceed.

For added protection, the lower school gate remains closed during the school day so that all entry and exit occur through a single monitored point. The gate reopens only during drop-off and afternoon dismissal to ensure efficient traffic flow.

All faculty and staff wear name tags clearly identifying them as school personnel. Parents and visitors are required to sign in and out at the main office, where they receive an ID badge or sticker before moving through campus.

Reporting Professionals' Misconduct to TMA

Department of Children and Families Abuse Hotline

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SpeakOut Hotline:

Steps on Providing a Report:
1. To leave a report, you can either:
 A. Call 800-423-TIPS (8477)
 B. Go online: www.p3campus.com
 C. Download the FREE P3Campus App! 

2. Submit your report with all the information available. You can always update your
report and provide any pictures or video at any time. Don’t create a new tip to add an update.

3. Keep private your report ID number and password. Don’t share with anyone.

4. Check the status of the report every 2-3 weeks after you submitted it. 

Financial Assistance

On March 27, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 1, legislation that greatly expanded eligibility for Florida’s school choice scholarships (now all students who are residents of Florida and eligible to enroll in Kindergarten - 12th grade are eligible, but priority is still given to lower and middle-income families). 

Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC) & The Family Empowerment Scholarship for Educational Options (FES-EO)

The Florida Tax Credit Scholarship and Family Empowerment Scholarship for Educational Options are state-funded scholarships available for all students entering grades K5-12. Visit StepUpForStudents.org to learn about scholarship details and application requirements. It is important to apply as soon as applications become available each year. 

The FES-UA Scholarship combines what was formerly known as the Gardiner and McKay Scholarships. Families must submit their award information to TMA's Finance Office so the child can be properly enrolled in the program.

The Family Empowerment Scholarship for Unique Abilities (FES-UA)

The FES-UA Scholarship combines what was formerly known as the Gardiner and McKay Scholarships. Families must submit their award information to TMA's Finance Office so the child can be properly enrolled in the program.

This scholarship is for Florida students 3 years old through 12th grade, with one of the following diagnoses: anaphylaxis, Autism spectrum disorder, being a high-risk child, Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, emotional or behavioral disability, hearing impairment, hospital or homebound, identification as dual sensory impaired, intellectual disability, language impairment, muscular dystrophy, orthopedic impairment, other health impairment, Phelan-McDermid syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, rare diseases, specific learning disability, speech impairment, Spina Bifida, traumatic brain injury, visual impairment, Williams syndrome.

Visit Step Up for Students to learn about scholarship details and eligibility requirements.

FES-UA scholarship families and students applying for admission to The Master’s Academy must meet the same entrance requirements as all other applicants. Prospective students must meet the academic guidelines set for the G.O.L.D. program; have a current IEP, and current full battery psychological and educational testing. Entrance is also based on available space.

Students with a disability do not have an individual right to receive some or all of the special education and related services that the student would receive if enrolled in a public school under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), as amended.
 

Financial Aid

The Master’s Academy has a limited amount of funds to assist families each year (students in the preschool programs are not eligible for financial aid). This program is capped at 50% of a family's out-of-pocket tuition and requires a new application to be filed annually in order to be considered for funding for the upcoming school year.

Eligibility is based in part on income and asset levels during the previous tax year and requires third-party verification of tax returns. In order for a family to be considered for financial aid, the student(s) must already be enrolled at TMA for the upcoming school year. If your student is not yet enrolled for the upcoming school year, please contact TMA's Office of Admissions at (407) 971-2221 ext. 1820 for enrollment information.

The 2026-27 financial aid application window closed on April 1, 2026. If funds are still available after all submitted applications are processed we will reopen applications. Click here to be placed on the waitlist for applications should they reopen

K5-12th Grade Discounts

Siblings - Families with multiple students in K-12th grade, after paying the full amount for the student with the highest tuition, will receive a $500 discount for additional K-12th grade siblings. After paying the full enrollment fee for the first student, the family will also receive a $225 discount for additional K-12th grade siblings enrolling.

Pastor / Missionary Discount - For a parent in full-time vocational pastoral ministry, or raising their own support as a missionary, a 25% tuition discount will be applied. An annual letter from your ministry is required to receive this discount. The letter should be on your ministry's letterhead, signed by an official of the organization, and contain a description of your position (If it is not a Pastoral position, 100% of your support must be fundraised, and this information needs to be included in the letter). Letters can be uploaded here.

TMA Alumni - a $750 discount per student will be applied to tuition when a custodial parent has graduated from The Master's Academy. Please complete this form to request the discount which will be applied annually as long as the student is enrolled at TMA.

Active Duty Military / Police Officer / Firefighter - A $500 discount per student will be applied to tuition when a custodial parent is an active duty member of the military or employed as a police officer or firefighter. Please complete this form to request the discount.  This discount will be renewed annually upon verification of employment.

Device Requirements

Eighth grade and high school students are required to bring their own devices to school. As part of our continued commitment to supporting their academic journey—including success on key standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, PSAT, AP, and IOWA, all TMA High School students will need a laptop that meets updated specifications.

Please note: Chromebooks and tablets do not meet testing platform requirements and should not be used.

Supported Operating Systems

Windows laptops: Windows 10 or 11 (Note: S mode and Windows 11 SE are not supported)
MacBooks: macOS 11.7.5 to 15.1

Basic Hardware Recommendations

Processor: 1 GHz or higher
Memory (RAM): At least 2 GB
Storage: At least 1 GB of free space
Screen Size: Minimum 10” (13” recommended) with at least 1024 x 768 resolution
Mouse: Wired is preferred; Bluetooth is acceptable if charged
Battery Life: Should last at least 4 hours on a full charge

Information

FACTS is used to check your student’s grades, homework assignments, progress, and quarterly report cards, see school announcements, pay for school lunches and where you will receive and have the option to pay your tuition bill each month. FACTS can be accessed from the TMA website (www.mastersacademy.org). All first-time users will need to enter the email address provided to TMA. The email address will serve as your login username. If you have not provided an email address to the main office please do so as soon as possible. The district code is TMAOV-FL. For set-up instructions, visit the link below.

FACTS

Students will have access to Google Drive and Gmail. They will need to frequently check emails as a means of communication between teachers, campus activities, and administration.

To Access:

1. Go to www.google.com
2. Click on sign in
3. User ID: firstnamelastnamegraduationyear@tmastudent.org (no spaces) Example: JohnSmith20@tmastudent.org
4. Password: M@sters!1 (You will be prompted to change your password after initial sign in.)

Canvas is a course management system that supports online learning and teaching.

1. Students

1. Go to Mastersacademy.instructure.com
2. In the email field, enter your TMA email address. Example: JohnSmith20@tmastudent.org
3. In the password field, enter M@sters!1
4. Change the password immediately after logging in.

2. Parents

Parents can create their own Canvas account to connect to your child's account as an “observer.” This will allow you to see and interact with the Canvas courses that they are enrolled in. For instructions on how to create your account and link to your child, visit the link below.

Parent Canvas Guide

To view the Honor Role, click on each preview image below.